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EUOBSERVER / BRUSSELS - Eurozone economic policies should only be conducted in "dark secret rooms", to prevent dangerous movements in financial markets, the Eurogroup chief said on Wednesday (20 April), adding that he had often lied in his career to prevent the spread of rumours that could feed speculation.

As exists in the case of monetary policy, all economic decisions should now be discussed behind closed doors, he said

Under his line of reasoning, ministers and EU leaders who discuss financial matters in public put "millions of people at risk" due to wild swings in financial markets produced by their public commentary.

How about this guy does what the vast majority of European citizens want, a disbandment of the European Central Bank, who bankers are accountable to no one. But themselves and their boss over at the FED.

No one voted for Lisbon treaty, or any bailout.

The decision that ECB decides will still throw people out of work, as with the recent inflation rate increase. Whether they discuss problems behind closed doors in the middle of the night.